The West Midlands, centred on Birmingham, is one of the UK's most diverse regions, and its network of canals, more miles of waterway than Venice, offers a distinctive, often overlooked setting for a quiet tribute close to home. Below you'll find trusted providers serving the West Midlands and surrounding boroughs.
Find trusted post-cremation memorial services across the West Midlands, from keepsakes to memorial jewellery and eco tributes.
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Launched by Vaughtons, a 200-year-old Birmingham Jewellery Quarter manufacturer that has made Olympic medals and an FA Cup trophy. Phoenix encapsulates ashes within vitreous enamel (fired glass) rather than resin, handmade by the same artisans behind the parent company’s historic work. Three years in development before launch. Read more…
The only natural burial ground of its kind in the Solihull borough, set beside a 20 acre wildlife site managed by the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust. Families can choose full burial or ashes interment, with two dedicated copses set aside for planting memorial trees over ashes. No headstones, just restored hedgerows and wildflower meadow. Read more…
Cremation Ink offers a UK-wide remote service that professionally processes cremation ashes into safe, sterilised tattoo ink, which is then sent to your chosen tattoo studio. The ashes undergo a multi-layer sterilisation process to remove contaminants and heavy metals before being infused with professional-grade tattoo pigment. Any UK tattoo studio can then use the ink to create your memorial tattoo. Read more…


